Georgia Nets 32 to 0 Victory Over Clemson Tigers
Georgia climbs to the lead in the conference race by defeating Clemson 32 to 0 in Athens. McTigue and Johnson spark the offense with early scores, while stout defense stalls Clemson near the goal line in the final period.
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Athens
Georgia
Clemson Tigers
South Carolina
Bulldog
Tigers
Yale
McTigue
Johnson
Ad Woodruff
Clemson
Tiger
Bill
Estes
McMillan
Ethan Seee
McCrary
Bagley
Wesley
Street
Auburn
Foster
Hampden-Sydney
Black
Davidson
Furman Dominates South Carolina 34 to 0 in Eggleston Cup
Furman University routed South Carolina 34 to 0 in Greenville. The Purple Hurricane built early leads and coasted, with Blount Laney and Capps scoring repeated touchdowns and Byrne kicking four extra points. Furman finished with 31 first downs to Carolina’s one and dominated the game from start to finish. The Furman defense stifled the Gamecocks, who failed to threaten outside a single early drive.
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Greenville
Furman
South Carolina Gamecock
South Carolina
Gamecocks
Baptists
Carolina
Pipkins
Capps
Rawl
Blount
Byrne
Laney
Raw
Goa
Finlay
Virginia
Hartsell
N. C. State
Gilliams
Auburn
Fetler
North Carolina
Greensboro Triumphs End Local Title Hopes
The article lists numerous collegiate football results across cities from Madison to Boston, highlighting Greensboro’s win that eliminates local contenders. Key outcomes include Washington University over Grinnell in St Louis, Illinois over Chicago, Kentucky over VMI in Charleston, and Georgia over Clemson in Athens, among others.
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Madison
Iowa
Wisconsin
St. Louis
Washington Unive
Grinnell
Montgomery
Ala
Florida
Alabama
Knoxville
Tennessee
Vanderbilt
Cincinnati
Qobic University
University of Cincinnati
Champaign, Ill
Ilinois
Chicago
Charleston
W. Va
Kentucky
Birmingham
Mississippi
Auburn
Evanston
Ind
Indiana
Wofford
Citadel
Syracuse
Colgate
Williamston
Amherst
Wil
Chattanooga
Southern College
Atlanta
Tech
Charlottesville
Virginia
Maryland
Richmond
Hampden Sidney
Army
Notre Dame
Pittsburgh
Nebraska
New Haven
Yale
Princeton
Chapel Hill
North Carolina
Davidson
Cambridge
Harvard
Brown
Hanover
Dartmouth
Cornell
Boston
Georgetown University
Boston College
Dartmouth Defeats Cornell 53 to 7 in Hanover
Hanover, November 12. A flood of elusive bodies shrouded in Dartmouth green overwhelmed Cornell as Dartmouth dominated with forward passes to win 53 to 7. The decisive victory ended Cornell's season with a crushing defeat reminiscent of past triumphs by Dartmouth against its rival.
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Hanover
N. H
Darmouth
Cornell
Dartmouth
Cornellians
Yale
Northwestern Wildcats Tamed by Indiana Homecoming Loss
Indiana spoiled Northwestern's homecoming by defeating the Wildcats 18 to 7 in a hard fought football game at Evanston on November 12.
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Evanston
Ind
Indiana
Northwestern
Wildcats
Fair Maiden and Sailor Exchange on Ship Sinking
A London humor line shows a sailor assuring a fair maiden that large boats do not sink often, replying only once.
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London
Virginia Tech Defeats Washington and Lee 21 to 0
Virginia Tech used a versatile attack and stiff defense to beat Washington and Lee 21 to 0 in Blacksburg. The Gobblers scored in the second, third, and final quarters, with Peake and McEver starring on offense and a key safety setup early in the game.
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Blacksburg
Virginia Polytechnic
Football Warriors
Washington and Lee
Peak
Peake
Gray
Tech
Spott
Nutter
White
Lott
McArthur
McEver
Spotts
W. P. Ll
Tompko
Furniture Manufacturers To Stage Golf Tourney At Sedgefield
The first annual Southern Furniture Manufacturers tournament will be held at Sedgefield on Wednesday afternoon November 16 at 2 30. Four trophies will be awarded for low net, second low net, low gross and second low gross scores. This event is organized by the association with 24 entries listed from various furniture companies and cities. The tournament aims to become an annual handicap event.
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Southern Furniture Manufacturers Association
Sedgefield
Association
Secon
Southern Furniture Journal
Sdgefield Country Club
Continental-Sedgefield Hotel
Martinsville
J. R. Ogden
Charlotte Chair Company
Charlotte
J. O. Sutphin
Showers Brothers Company
Bloomington
Ind
Fred A. Fogle
Fogle Furniture Company
Winston-Salem
8. L. Davis, Sr
Southern Chair Company
High Point
G. M. Petrie
St. John Table Company
Cadillac, Mich
J. E. Marsh, Jr
Marsh Furniture Company
Walter Murray
Giant Furniture Company
B. C. Vaughan
Vaughan-Bassett Furniture Company
Galax
Milton B. Cash
Forsyth Furniture Lines
Winston- Salem
W. A. Foard
Weller-Foard Furniture Company
Morristown
Tenn
Walter J. Mersman
Mersman Brothers Brandts Company
Celina
Ohio
T. A. Finch
Thomasse Chair Company Tympanierm
D. J. A. Lane
Tennessee Furniture Corporation
Chattanooga
J. W. Yeager
Yeager Manufacturing Company
Hickory
Andrew Lindsay
K. and
L. Furniture Company
Highoint
J. Henry Comades
Comadesg Manufacturing Company
St. Louis
Flake Sherrill
Sherrill-Green Furniture Company
Statesville
R. G. Muse
Imperial Furniture
Manufacturing Company
Lexington
Thomas
Judge Watkins joins hole in one golf club
Federal Judge H. H. Watkins of the western district of South Carolina joined the Anderson Country club hole in one group this afternoon at the Anderson course. His 145 yard fifth hole shot bounded onto the green and into the cup after a brief search by observers. He played with Dr. W. H. Corbett, local physician.
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Anderson
S. C
H. H. Watkins
South Carolina
Anderson Country Club
Judge Watkins
W. H. Corbett
Citadel Wofford game ends in tie after hard fight
Citadel and Wofford battled to a 6 to 6 draw in Charles Town with both teams scoring in the third period. Citadel missed three field goals but drove for a touchdown on a long march, while Wofford answered with a 65-yard TD pass from Kirkley to Jones and a failed extra point.
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Charles
Bon
S. C
Citadel
Wofford
Blanding
Howie
Capt. Blanding
Woofford
Terriers
Kirkley
Douglas Jones
Wright
Cadets
Methodists
Bulldogs
Wererkshee
Touchdown Blanding
Hutchison
Jones
von Kolnitz
Carolina
von Glahn
N. C. State
Rawson
Georgia
Morgan
Mercer
Anna Elizabeth Kearns Wins 5-Lb Fruit Cake
Nine year old Anna Elizabeth Kearns daughter of Thurlow and Mrs Kearns of 208 Lindsay street won a five pound fruit cake offered by G E Hutchens Grocery 111 East Washington for guessing the exact weight of a fruit display dish. Kearns guessed 116 pounds while others near 115 pounds were reported.
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Anna Elizabeth Kearns
Andy Merilees Named Successor at High Point Club
The High Point Country Club accepts Charles Gray's resignation and hires Andy G. Merilees as golf professional, effective late November. Merilees, born 1895 in Northberwick Scotland, brings WWI service, multiple postings in the United States, and ties to Linville and Tryon clubs, arriving with wife and child.
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Andy Merilees
High Point Club
C. Gray
High Point
James Merilees
Harry Vardon
James Taylor
James Braid
Ben Savyres
England
Scotland
Lady Wymes
Herbert Henry Asraith
Kings Own
Scottish Borders
France
Italy
Egypt
Army of Occupation
United States
Frank Bellwood
Garden City
Jack Forrester
Hollywood
N. Fe
Pat Sayle
Lake
Champlain
N. Y
Ormond Beach
Fla
Linville
N. C
New York
Times Square
Broadway
John David
Madison Avenue
Pointer Boys Fall to Greensboro High in Memorial Stadium
A High Point football team, smaller and outmatched, lost 27 to 7 to Greensboro High. Davant led Greensboro with three long touchdown runs, while High Point fought hard four quarters before reserves added a late Pointer score on a Kearns to Turner pass. About 2,500 watched.
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High Point
Greensboro High
Memorial Stadium
Davant
Righ
Shelton
Kearns
R. Ogburn
Woodward
Hig
Turner
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L. Gift E. Bowman
L. Williams
R. Green
Hussey Ee
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P. Knox
C. Hughes
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Leon Hucks
T. Shirley
G. Burge Eeesve
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S Hughes
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Stetson
Virginia Tech
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Tyburns
Society
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Mgr
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